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A GREENMAN MASK TOGETHER WITH AN ARTHUR WOOD WALL POCKET PLUS ONE OTHER

Murchison (Roderick Impey ). The History of the Oldest Known Rocks containing Organic Remains, with a Brief Sketch of the Distribution of Gold over the Earth, 1st edition, 1854, folding lithograph map and 37 lithograph plates (including three folding) and folding hand-coloured engraved map contained in rear pocket, numerous wood engraved illustrations, scattered spotting, armorial bookplate of William Arthur Sparrow of Albrighton Hall, Shropshire to upper pastedown, original gilt and blind decorated dark green cloth, frayed at foot of spine, large 8vo, together with Outline of the Geology of the Neighbourhood of Cheltenham, new edition, augmented & revised by H.E. Strickland & James Buckman, Cheltenham & London, 1844, half-title, folding hand-coloured engraved map frontispiece, folding hand-coloured engraved sectional plate, 13 lithograph plates (one folding), publisher's advert leaf at rear, recent endpapers, original blind decorated cloth, rebacked, slim 8vo (Qty: 2)

Fisher [Arthur A'Court] . Personal Narrative of Three Years' Service in China, 1st edition, Richard Bentley, 1863, 3 wood-engraved plates including frontispiece, plan, 3 folding maps to rear, variable spotting to maps and plates, original blue cloth, head of spine slightly frayed, tips rubbed, 8vo, together with: Wolseley (Garnet Joseph), Narrative of the War with China in 1860, 1st edition, Longman, Green, Longman and Roberts, 1862, engraved portrait frontispiece of Hope Grant, bookplate of Robert J. Hayhurst, original red cloth, shelfmark gilt to spine, regimental arms gilt to front board, 8vo, and Knollys (Henry), Incidents in the China War of 1860, compiled from the Private Journals of General Sir Hope Grant, 1st edition, Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons, 1875, half-title (with ownership inscription), 3 folding maps, advertisement leaf to front, 64 pp. catalogue to rear, original blue cloth gilt, 8voCordier Sinica 2377 (Wolseley), 2380 (Knollys). Fisher's work is notably uncommon, Copac tracing six copies in UK libraries; the author is named on the title-page only as Lieutenant-Colonel Fisher, CB., and the work is occasionally attributed to George Battye Fisher.(Qty: 3)

Lilford (Lord). Notes on the Birds of Northamptonshire and Neighbourhood, 2 volumes, R.H. Porter, 1895, photogravure plates after Archibald Thorburn, and wood engraved illustrations by G.E. Lodge, one or two plates loose, a few leaves with some spotting, top edge gilt, original green cloth gilt, rubbed and minor fraying to head of spine of first volume, 8vo, together with Chalmers (Patrick), Birds Ashore and Aforeshore, illustrated by Winifred Austen, 1st edition, 1935, colour and monochrome plates and illustrations, original blue cloth gilt, a little rubbed and some marks to spine, large 4to, plus Thorburn (Archibald), A Naturalist's Sketch Book, 1st edition, 1919, 60 plates, including 24 in colour, top edge gilt, original red cloth gilt, rubbed and some staining and covers slightly bowed with some wear to top margin of upper cover, 4to, and other ornithology and natural history interest, including Arthur G. Butler, Birds of Great Britain and Ireland, Order Passeres, 2 volumes, Caxton, circa 1920, numerous chromolithograph plates, after Gronvold and Frohawk, Charles Robert Bree, A History of the Birds of Europe, 5 volumes, 1875-76 (second volume damaged with loss towards rear of volume and rear cover missing), David A. Bannerman, The Birds of the British Isles, illustrated by George E. Lodge, 12 volumes, 1953-63 (all in dust wrappers), W.F. Kirby, A Hand-Book to the Order Lepidoptera, 3 volumes, 1896, etc., mostly in original cloth, 8vo/4to (approximately 120 volumes) (Qty: 6 shelves)

Two pairs of Staffordshire style mantel dogs by Arthur Wood.

A box of miscellaneous collectables; commemorative Shelley mug, Wedgwood, Calendar plates, Arthur Wood tea pot, Children's books and double sided jigsaws etc.

An Arthur Wood jug, a vase and a dish.

MIXED BOX OF CHINA TO INCLUDE MEAKIN CROWN DUCAL ARTHUR WOOD

2 TOBACCO JARS AND 2 TANKARDS INCLUDING ARTHUR WOOD

Arthur Wood cottage shaped biscuit jar with wicker handle, together with a Japanese box and cover and a Mullaghmeen pottery house, (3)

An ancient Egyptian painted wood Ushabti17.5cm high figure with black tripartite and painted face with highlighted eyes, the white body with black painted hieroglyphic inscriptionProvenance: comes with a letter stated bought from Rupert Simms Antique dealer of Merril Street, Newcastle Staffordshire, sold to William Arthur Liversage when he was licencee of the 'Compasses Inn, Indlend', Nelson Place, Newcastle. This would be before 1928CONDITION REPORTWe are unable to ascribe an approximate date

AN AUTOGRAPH ALBUM COLLECTED IN AND AROUND 1923 BY MR HERBERT TABB AND MRS LYDIA TABB WORKING ON BEHALF OF BARNADOS FUND RAISING AT VARIOUS EVENTS, containing approximately 69 autographs containing five past Prime Ministers, Herbert Henry Asquith 1908-1916, David Lloyd George 1916-1922, Stanley Baldwin 1923-1924, 1924-1929, 1935-1937, Ramsay MacDonald 1924-1924, Winston Churchill 1940-1945, 1951-1955, four important Authors including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930), (Sherlock Holmes), Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936) (Jungle Book), Sir J.M. Barrie (1860-1937) (Peter Pan), H. G. Wells (1866-1946) (War of Worlds), other notable signatures include four members of Shackleton's Last Expedition in 1921 - Boy Scouts - Marr & Mooney Wireless Operator - Watts Airman -Carr, Sir Robert Baden-Powell, Sir Alfred Pickford (Scout Movement), The Earl of Meath, a number of autographs obtained at the London Rover Social 1923, Major the Lord Hampton D.S.O. Earl Beatty Admiral of The Fleet (Commanded the 1st Battlecruiser Squadron at the Battle of Jutland in 1916) and he received the surrender of the German High Seas Fleet at the end of the First World War, Le Marechal Foch served as the Supreme Allied Commander during the First World War and present at the Armistice of 11 Novemeber, Air Marshall Sir Hugh Trenchard described by many as the father of the Royal Air Force, Field Marshall Earl Haig, Senior Officer of the British Army during the First World War and Commander during the Battle of the Somme, Arras, Third Battle of Ypres, Alexander Millerand Prime Minister and President of France, Lady Louis Mountbatten, H.M. Bateman Humorous Artist and Cartoonist, C.R.W. Nevinson War Artist, Guglielmo Marconi 1874-1937 The Italian Inventor and Electrical Engineer - known for the 1st Radio Transmission, Sir Frank Dyson Royal Greenwich Astronomer and remembered for introducing time signals (Pips), Mr Arthur R. Burrows (Uncle Arthur) Director of programmes B.B.C. read the B.B.C.'s first ever news bulletin 14 November 1922, Sir Fredrick Bridge Organist, a number of Archbishop's Bishops & Deans, Jack Hobbs Cricket, Music Hall Artists and Comedians to include Sir Squire Bancroft, Matheson Lang, George Grossmith, Charlie Chaplin, Sir Henry Wood, Miss Lena Ashwell, Miss Fay Compton, Miss Peggy O'Neil, Arthur Bourchier, others such as Lord Dawson of Penn, Sir Robert Blair, Lord Lansdowne, Sir Landon Ronald, Norman Angell, Austin Chamberlain, Lord Birkenhead

Three boxes of miscellaneous including Sylvac, Arthur Wood, Palissy, mixed glasswares and metalwares.

An unusual puzzle design jug by Arthur Wood

A large framed color print, THE TREASON TRIAL WHEN MR JUSTICE WILLS DELIVERED SENTENCE OF DEATH, depicting the sentencing at the treason trial of Arthur Alfred Lynch (1861-1934), convicted for fighting against the British Empire in the Boer War. Published in the January 31, 1903 edition of Black & White magazine. While sentenced to death, Lynch was elected to the British House of Commons as a supporter of Irish Home Rule. He was subsequently pardoned and supported Britain during the First World War. Justice Sir Alfred Wills PC (1828-1912) was a judge of the High Court of England and Wales whose most notable achievement was presiding over Oscar Wilde's trial. Black & White (1891-1912) was a British illustrated periodical. Signed JOHN H. BACON [19]03. Bacon (1865-1914) was a British artist and illustrator of genre works, history and bible scenes. He was awarded for distinguished service to the King, to both Edward VII and George V. Presented with a linen matte in a dark wood and silvered gilt with floral pattern frame. Issued: 1903 Dimensions: 31"W x 25"L gilt framed Condition: Good, some wear to frame. Not examined out of frame.

ARTHUR CHARLTON (1917-2007) colour lithograph - Swansea footballers playing against a team at the old Vetch Field ground circa 1950s (with referee in a blazer), unsigned, 28 x 38cms Auctioneer's Note: Arthur Charlton was born in the North-East of England but Swansea became his adopted home from 1952 onwards. A prisoner of war from 1942-45, he set out to record his experience through drawings and a diary; lack of materials forced him to improvise by utilising whatever materials were available, including bitumen paper, biscuit wrappers and the backs of labels from tins. On the 23 April 1945 he was released by the Russian army and flown back to England where he resumed his art education at the Royal College of Art. He then pursued a career as an artist and senior art lecturer, after taking an appointment at the Swansea School of Art. A close friend of the Swansea artists Glenys and Ron Cour, during sixty years of creative activity he created prints using wood engraving, etching, aquatint, lithography, linocut and silkscreen. His work is in the permanent collection of the Imperial war Museum and the Welsh Arts Council (print of Caswell Bay).

ARTHUR CHARLTON (1917-2007) wood engraving - a football match at the Vetch Field, Swansea with multiple men in the crowd, signed, 16 x 21cms (framed and glazed) Auctioneer's Note: please see lot 105There is some slight water damage in the bottom left corner and there is also some foxing 

A Miscellaneous Lot Of Pottery Items To include Adams Art deco style jug, Royal Doulton vase, two Sadler teapots, Carlton Ware moulded appetisers dish, Arthur Wood vase, little old lady teapot etc. Along with a mid century unglazed ceramic promotional figure in the form of a standing horse with 'White Horse, Scotch Whisky' branding. A varied lot, please see accompanying image

A tray of pair of Maling Peony Rose shallow dishes, Arthur Wood lustre vase, twenty pieces of Windsor bone china tea service and two small gilt framed oils

A pair of Arthur Wood Art pottery jugs. H.20cm.

SELECTION OF FIFTEEN VASES TO INCLUDE ROYAL WINTON, ARTHUR WOOD, ROYAL PORZELLAN BAVARIA ETC.....

A collection of Bretby Arthur wood and Beswick pottery Condition reports are not available for the Interiors Sale.

Arthur Wood jug/vase with orange flower and cobweb pattern

A Salisbury bone china six piece tea service, white ground with gilt decoration together with another part set and miscellaneous earthenware including a flagon; Arthur Wood jug etc (2 boxes)

Assorted ceramics, including Carlton Ware leaf dishes, Fieldings Widdicombe Fair, blue and white ceramics, including plates, dishes, tray, cups and saucers, meat plates, plus various Arthur Wood decorative ceramics etc

MIXED BOX OF CHINA TO INCLUDE ARTHUR WOOD AND WADE

Decorative ceramics - including Carltonware salad leaf dish, etc; others including Royal Doulton, Arthur Wood, Crown Devon etc.

A part-canteen of cutlery by Arthur Price, in fitted case, three table lamps, a modern wood case wall clock, (bezel lacking) and miscellaneous items.

Two Royal Doulton Series ware tankards 'Under the Green Wood Tree' D6341 and Dickens ware 'Mr Micawber' D6327 with two Arthur Wood green and gilt jugs

Two boxes of miscellaneous to include Arthur Wood, Adams, Crown Devon, commemorative etc.

An Early 20th Century Punu Carved Wood Figure, West Africa, as a woman with red cloth bound grass trimmed headdress to the high combed coiffure, neck, waist and ankles, with bent knees and holding a medicine flask in each hand, 47cmProvenence:- Gift of Arthur B Steinman, Lynn University Collection Accession Number Punu-EG-011 Some loss of cloth binding which reveals the grass beneath. Cracks to face, back of neck and feet.

An Early 19th Century Ijo Carved Wood Dance Totem Headdress, Nigeria, of abstract figural form, on a modern display stand, 66cmProvenance:- The gift of Arthur Steinman, Lynn University Collection Accession Number IJO/NG-1

*@Todd (Arthur Ralph Middleton, 1891-1966). Portrait of a lady, oil on wood panel, half-length portrait of a dark-haired lady seated, with left elbow resting on a ledge and cheek cradled by her left hand, 51 x 36cm (20 x 14ins), with label on verso 'From the Innes family archive. An original work by: Arthur Ralph Middleton Todd 1891 - 1966, from the sale at Barbara Kirk Auctions, Penzance, 21/10/2014', framed Mr. John Innes was the artist's great nephew; he presented an archive of ephemera, drawings, prints and photographs relating to Todd to the Royal Academy in 2004. (1)

*Savage Club. A collection of 48 original watercolours, drawings, sketches and cartoons by various members of the Savage Club of London, circa 1900-1943, including Anton Lock, Bert Thomas, Victor MacClure, G.L. Stampa, Starr Wood, Alfred Praga, Tom Purvis, Arthur Moreland, Aubrey Hammond, Frank Sherwin, Arnold Beauvais, Percy V. Bradshaw, Harry Riley, George Whitelaw, B. Lawson, Fred Buchanan, Solomon van Abb‚, H.G. Patrickson and others, many signed and inscribed, 28.5 x 22 cm (11.25 x 8.7 ins) and smaller, contained in modern red plastic clear sleeve album (1)

Local Interest - North-East Derbyshire, [Hall (The Rev. George)], The History of Chesterfield; with Particulars of the Hamlets Contiguous to the town, and Descriptive Accounts of Chatsworth, Hardwick, and Bolsover Castle, Illustrated by Numerous Steel and Wood Engravings, Whittaker & Co., London 1839, original publisher's boards and printed paper label to spine (loose/disbound), contemporary ticket to upper-left pastedown: Sold by J. Roberts, Booksellers, Chesterfield, 19th century and later ownership inscriptions, 8vo; Records of the Borough of Chesterfield: Being a Series of Extracts from the Archives of the Corporation of Chesterfield, and of Other Repositories; Collected by Pym Yeatman, Esq., Published under the authority of Mr. Alderman Gee, Mayor of Chesterfield, Wilfred Edmunds, Chesterfield 1884, full-page chromolithographic plates, contemporary buckram boards and gilt lettered title label to early 20th century leather spine, small 4to; Yeatman (John Pym), The History of the Borough of Chesterfield, with Some Account of the Hundred of Scarsdale [...], Edward Clulow, Derby 1890, full-page b/w illustrations, contemporary gilt lettered black leather spine and buckram boards, crested armorial bookplate to recto pastedown: John S. Twigge, 4to; Addy (Sidney Oldall) & Croston (James), An Account of Winfield Manor (sic, Wingfield) In Derbyshire, with an Introduction by Richard Keene, Illustrated with Platinotypes and Engravings on Wood, Printed and Published by Richard Keen, Derby 1885, pictorial boards and green buckram spine, 4to; Turbutt (Gladwyn), A History of Ogston, Published by The Ogston Estates, 1975, lettered blue leather spine and grey cloth boards, tipped-in letter from the author, 8vo; Johnson (Reginald), A History of Alfreton, Printed by G.C. Brittain & Sons Ltd., Ripley 1969, blue buckram gilt, 8vo; Court (Arthur), Staveley, My Native Town: Some Historical Notes of the Parish, second edition, Printed and published by J.W. Northend Ltd., Sheffield 1948, h/h, d/j, 8vo; Sitwell (Sir George Reresby, Baronet), Tales of My Native Village [...], Oxford University Press, 1933, contemporary red cloth gilt, square 8vo (qty)

Oates (Eugene W., & William Robert Ogilvie-Grant). Catalogue of the Collection of Birds' Eggs in the British Museum, 5 volumes, 1st edition, printed by order of the trustees, 1901-12, half-titles, 79 chromolithographic plates on card after Henrik Gr”nvold, 24 pp. publisher's catalogue to rear of each volume, bookplates of Peter Antony Lanyon-Orgill, original brown cloth, faint soiling to covers, 8vo, together with: Hewitson (William C.), Coloured Illustrations of the Eggs of British Birds, with Descriptions of their Nests and Nidification, 2 volumes, 3rd edition, John van Voorst, 1856, half-titles, 149 hand-coloured lithographic plates numbered 1-145 (including numbers 45*, 51*, 53* and 90*), occasional spotting to endpapers and text, original blue cloth, spines faded, volume 2 spine with short nick to head and mild fraying to foot, 8vo, and Butler (Arthur Gardiner), British Birds' Eggs: A Handbook of British O”logy, 1st edition, E. W. Janson, [1886], 38 chromolithographic plates including frontispiece, occasional spotting, original cloth, a few pale marks, 8vo Anker 71 (Oates: 'The fine figures of the eggs'); Mullens & Swann pp. 294 (Hewitson), 111 (Butler); Nissen IVB 442 (Hewitson), 166 (Butler); Wood pp. 260 (Oates), 386 (Hewitson: 'This is said to be the best of the three editions'), 274 (Butler). (8)

An Arthur Wood jug together with a plated swing handled dish and gravy boat on stand

Arthur Wood four piece Silver Shield teaset, a Royal Doulton Dickens ware beaker etc

Arthur Wood and Other Pearl Lustre Vase, two glass Murano clowns, three Cascades figures, B & G cat, elephant, two 'Homemaker' dishes, (some damages):- One Tray

FOUR CERAMIC POST BOX MONEY BANKS TOGETHER WITH AN ARTHUR WOOD PIGGY BANK

A 7½" RETRO & UNUSUAL MID 20TH CENTURY SIAMESE STYLE POTTERY CAT ORNAMENT BY ARTHUR WOOD

An Arthur Price wood cased canteen of cutlery.

 [NAZI WAR CRIMES]: A rare dossier containing the original English carbon typed documents relating to the trial of two German officers, SA-Oberscharfuhrer Johann Csar and Josef Pechbock, accused of the murder of Jews, the dossier comprising over 100 folio pages and including the certified English translations of the statements of the two accused officers and over thirty other individuals, most of them witnesses to the events surrounding the killings, and also including the Investigator’s Report, Identification Parade Reports, Exhumation Reports performed by the pathologist Dr. Tollich, as well as related photographs of the crime scene etc., all prepared for the Investigation Branch of the Atrocities Section at Graz and gathered from interviews taken at Leoben Police Station between January 1946 and March 1947. The documents state that the investigation concerned a Jewish transport which was passing through Trofaiach on the 7th April 1945 under the escort of SS officers when it stopped at the end of the village of Kurzheim, at the front of the Gladen Hill, as many of the Jews were too exhausted to ascend the hill before them. At this stage, the report continues, two Jews were led into the forest and shot dead, although also states that a third Jew was shot. The report also gives details of two graves which were opened at Kehrwald on 29th January 1946, one containing four bodies and the other seven, at least two of the bodies showing evidence of gunshot injuries despite the decomposed state of the corpses. The statements of the accused and witnesses etc. read, in part, ‘On 7th April 1945, the Volkssturm from Trofaiach was ordered to escort a Jewish transport. The order was given by the Company-Leader HOFEREG……In his order the Zugfuhrer used the following words, “If anybody steps out of the convoy, he has at once to be shot at.”……..At the end of the village Kurzheim, a horse and cart was standing beside the road on the meadow, and a dead man was loaded on to it…….Some 50 steps from the cart two foreign labourers were dragging a man from the forest and he was still giving signs of life. He had a hole in his head above his right ear, and was bleeding out of the wound. I was of the opinion that somebody had shot this man with a pistol…….I heard two shots coming from the direction where the cart was standing. In my opinion these were pistol shots’ (extract from the statement of Sebastian Aigner, a crane driver residing at Trofaiach, 25th January 1946), ‘In April 1945, on the morning of the day when the big Jewish transport was conducted through Trofaiach I was with my comrade CSAR……It might be that CSAR had a pistol, I myself was not armed……..It is an insolent lie, if CSAR or anybody else alleges that I took part in the Jewish transport and that I was in Kurzheim. I cannot imagine at all, how anybody can come to this assumption……Before CSAR and I went to look for LOSCH……He said that he had not enough escorts for the Jewish transport and that he needed some more men. I told him I could not go with the transport because I had got a special order, respectively another order. This was rather an excuse lest I should be obliged to join the transport. In fact I was looking for a captain of the Wehrmacht’ (extract from the statement of Franz Berbin, Ortsobmann with the DAF, the German Labour Front, 30th January 1947), ‘Mrs. PREIS told me that CSAR must not return to Trofaiach as he had committed offences against the Jews……She told me, that CSAR had shot some Jews and she intended to report him…….I was not informed by my sister where he had murdered the Jews, and what kind of fire-arm he had used’ (extract from the statement of Elsa Burg, 17th June 1946), ‘I do not wish to give any statement about the accusation of Mrs. HOFFERECK and perhaps some other witnesses saying that my husband had murdered 2 or 3 Jews, as I have four children’ (extract from the statement of Gertrude Csar, 17th June 1946), ‘In November, 1944…..I was a Volkssturm man at first, later on being promoted to the rank of a Gruppenfuhrer and Zugfuhrer…….There were 8 or 10 men produced by the Company for the Jewish transport…..I myself was not detained for this purpose. I rode on my bicycle after the transport……I was dressed in S.A. uniforms and was armed with a pistol, I rode alongside the column in order to see if everything went right and without incidents. In doing so I heard several shots from the top of the hill, in the forest. I went to that place and I saw in the forest……Two shot Jews lying on the ground……I did not see who had shot the Jews and I also was not present…….I had nothing to do with the whole Jewish-transport and I did not give any orders…….the Komp. Fuhrer HOFFERECK declared at a meeting, at which I took part as well, that the Jewish transport was to be carried through with strict discipline……..And all Jews who are unable to follow on the march are to be shot inconsiderately. I repeated this order to the men before marching away and I also told them that any Jews, being unable to march on should be shot at once……’ (extract from the statements of Johann Csar, 25th January 1946 & 31st January 1947), ‘The Jew had a bald head and I could see a wound on his forehead. I presume it was rather a shot wound than any other kind of injury……..At that moment also, a certain LECHNER and AIGNER passed by us. PECHBOCK and I noticed that the Jew was still death-rattling, that is to say he was still alive. I fired on my own accord two shots to the head of the Jew from a distance……The shots were fired one after another. After that……PECHBOCK shot at the Jew with his rifle, without having been induced by me to do so……the Jew did not give any sign of being alive afterwards. As far as I know PECHBOCK shot at the head of the Jew’ (extract from a further statement made by Csar on 17th June 1946), ‘In Kurzheim, at the end of the village…….there was a stoppage of the transport due to exhaustion of transport prisoners, who were unable to walk up the hill so quickly…….The SS man called two Jews who were so exhausted that they were nearly unable to march on. The SS man then conducted the two Jews a little into the forest. When the Jews were still marching, the SS man drew his pistol and shot the Jew into his neck……..I saw this man fall then turned away, because I did not like to watch that. Immediately after I heard another shot and I thought that the SS man now had shot the other Jew as well……..When the SS man came out of the forest, I went to meet him telling him that I would stop with these dead men. The SS man told me to do so, and said that the Jews would be fetched by a cart later……It was about five minutes after the SS man had gone, that I heard a shot…….In my opinion it was a pistol shot…….As far as I remember, CSAR was armed with a pistol and I think that PECHBOCK might have had a rifle’ (extract from the statement of Arthur Delugan, a wood cutter, 13th January 1947), ‘I was made “Sturmfuhrer” by the SA Brigade with retrospective effect from April 1938….. I was only engaged in the SA, but did not take any active part in the activities of the NSDAP with whom I was a simple member…….I did not only look after the political interests but also after human interests of the population and workers…….It is mean and irresponsible if anyone alleges that I should have given instructions for ill-treatings or shootings of Jews. That is a big lie and a slander…….OWING TO RESTRICTIONS IMPOSED BY THE SALEROOM THE COMPLETE DESCRIPTION FOR THIS LOT CANNOT BE DISPLAYED - PLEASE CONTACT IAA Ltd FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

Autographed Book, Manchester Utd, The Team That Wouldn't Die, The Story Of The Busby Babes by John Roberts, with the introduction by Sir Matt Busby, published in 1975 by Arthur Baker Ltd. There are 7 signatures including Wood, Whitefoot, Gaskell and Crompton

A 1930s Arthur Wood Silver Shield pattern three piece tea service, together with a Marutomoware preserve pot, a Belleek heart shaped basket, and further examples to include Doulton, Noritake and Maling (Qty.)

Collection of four Arthur Wood Art Deco flower vases, (4)

Ceramic Money Boxes - Border Fine Arts, Ringtons, Wade, Arthur Wood, Sylvac, etc. (13):- One Tray

GEORGE WASHINGTON JACK (1855-1931) FOR MORRIS & CO.ARTS & CRAFTS SATINWOOD AND EBONY INLAID MAHOGANY SIDE CABINET, CIRCA 1898 the top with six open shelves divided by inlaid chamfered chevron columns, above three astragal glazed doors enclosing a shelved interior, profusely decorated inlaid bands and borders depicting scrolls and stylised foliage, the side panels also inlaid, raised on waisted chamfered feet, with a key178.5cm wide, 152cm high, 60cm deepExhibited: Madrid, Fundación Juan March and Barcelona, Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya 'William Morris and the Arts & Crafts Movement in Great Britain' October 2017-May 2018Note: George Jack trained as an architect but, like many of his contemporaries, he also designed furniture and furnishings and made a range of plaster reliefs and wood-carvings. He worked for Philip Webb, a friend of the designer William Morris, and architect of Morris's own home, Red House. This connection led to Jack receiving commissions to design pieces for Morris & Company, alongside his architectural work. The companion cabinet to the current lot, also with exceptional inlaid decoration, is held at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London (museum number W.42:1 to 8-1929) which was one of several pieces of furniture made specially as stage props for the first run of 'The Crusaders' by Henry Arthur Jones at the Avenue Theatre in London in 1891. Morris & Company were credited in the programme, which also requested 'the indulgence of the audience' between acts as 'the stage is small and the scenery rather elaborate'. It seems likely that someone attending the play may have commissioned the present lot as the play acted as a promotion for the firm.Amongst George Jack's most powerful furniture designs for Morris & Company, only six of these richly inlaid cabinets are known. Created between 1893 and 1906, they number among the most expensive pieces ever advertised by the firm. One example is in the Victoria and Albert Museum, one (probably from Jack's own collection) is now at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and a third is in the collection of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.

An Arthur Wood teapot/cup boxed, Country artists, "Robin" group (3) and a Royal Doulton figurine of small boy with football (3)

2 large pottery vases, and an Arthur Wood centrepiece

A Pearlware Floral Decorated Jug and an Arthur Wood Similar Example, 20cm High

A group lot of collectables to include Babycham glasses, Arthur Wood silver shield coffee pot, Wedgwood, cocktail shaker etc.

Four vintage Vases to include Murano end of day Glass, Arthur Wood and a large Drip glaze example

Arthur Wood Early 20th Century Eight Piece Teaset Boxed tea for two set in Imari style pattern, to include teapot, teacups, side plate etc.

An Arthur Wood Noah's Ark tea for two set, together with a pair of Staffordshire chamber pots decorated with peacocks

Arthur Wood lustre pottery vase

SYLVAC POTTERY MODEL OF A SEATED TERRIER DOG, GIVING A SIDEWAYS GLANCE AND AN ARTHUR WOOD POTTERY LEAF SHAPED AND FLORAL EMBOSSED BOWL (2)

Arthur Ernest Edgar Prodehl (South African 1936-) THE THINKER signed with the artist's initials on the base wood height: 34cm (excluding base)

A daguerreotype of Rev Arthur Duncombe; Frank Watson wood lithograph; and a print after Hogarth

Doyle (Arthur Conan, & others, contributors). The Strand Magazine, an Illustrated Monthly edited by George Newnes, volumes 1-62, 1st editions in book-form, George Newnes, Ltd, 1891-1921, wood-engraved and half-tone illustrations, colour illustrations in later volumes, volumes 1-26 with surface-paper endpapers, volumes 27-62 with spotting and browning to endpapers and occasionally to initial text leaves, original light blue cloth decorated in gilt and black, spines rubbed and faded, headcaps frayed, hinges or joints of most volumes cracked or tender (less so in later volumes), volume 12 front joint crudely repaired, some mottling or marking to sides, 8vo Cf. Green & Gibson pp. 404-14. An extensive run of the Strand Magazine, containing the first appearances in print of The Hound of the Baskervilles (1901-2) and the stories subsequently collected as The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1891-2) and The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (1892-3), as well as many of Conan Doyle's stories outside the Sherlock Holmes canon. Sold as a periodical, not subject to return. (62)